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Home -> The Library -> Questions & Answers -> Spotting
To be honest, I'm a firm believer in NOT using a spotter as much as possible. It is definitely good on the bench press though, because if you push it too hard you can get stuck under a bar (been there). If you ever do low reps with near max weight on the bench press, you should ALWAYS use a spotter. Using a spotter can turn into a crutch quickly if you're not careful. It can also exhaust your muscles if you have someone do forced reps with you all the time, which will lead to overtraining and no results. Strive to push yourself as hard as you can without a spotter but always use one if you need one. One of the best ways to lift without a spotter is to do all your barbell exercises inside a power rack. Set the pins to the lowest point in the movement so you can bail out without getting stuck. To learn some some good mental tricks you can use to help push yourself on this page: http://www.fitstep.com/Advanced/Power/Mental_notes2.htm If you want to learn more intensity techniques http://www.fitstep.com/Advanced/Power/Intensity_tech1.htm
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